Ayla

I was intrigued by the trailer on YouTube, but like the reviewer before me, I regret having spent money on this. I don't feel like there was anything about this film other than "uncomfortable" vibes, but that is meaningless when there's no form of resolution. The cinematography was great, the music was hit or miss, the acting was pretty good, but the plot is...lacking severely. It relies WAY too much on sex scenes where story should have been instead. I won't pretend to be a film snob, but there was so much potential that never amounted to anything. I wish I could recommend this, but I think you'd get more out of watching the trailer and speculating about what might be in the film.

I did not find this movie entertaining. I do like watching movies to be entertained. Perhaps this one was way over my tiny brain. Not even scary. The premise does not make sense. A grown man obsessed over loosing a sister when they were both very young. To therapists, the movie may be a great roundtable topic for discussion. There was no take away for me. No laughs. No tears. No smiles. No profound revelation. I take that back. There is regret. I regret having rented this movie. Even then, at least I did not buy it. So I’m good there.